The man had an imitation Glock 17 loaded pellet gun, an FBI Special Agent badge, and a U.S. Officer Chojnowski stopped a pedestrian who appeared to have a holster protruding from under his sweatshirt.
The occupants were charged with assorted drug offenses.
Kerins for his “determination, professionalism and keen investigative skills.” If not for his alertness and perseverance, the suspects would have continued to commit those crimes, it said.Ĭommendable Service awards were given to Officers Piotr Bystrek, Bartosz Chojnowski, James Gorski, Dylan McClister, Dean Sawasky and John Stever.ĭuring a motor vehicle stop, Officer Bystrek discovered 129 wax paper envelopes containing heroin. Whitmore was nominated by his officers, who commended his “strong work ethic, great attitude, consistent leadership, integrity, understanding and support both professionally and personally,” the Township Council proclamation said.ĭetective Sean Kerins was awarded the Meritorious Service award for initiating an investigation into suspicious activity in a neighborhood that evolved into a two-year investigation which culminated in the arrest of suspects for engaging in human trafficking, prostitution, money laundering and tax evasion. Michael Whitmore, who joined the Police Department in 2006 and was promoted to sergeant in 2014. The Supervisor of the Year award was presented to Sgt. He excelled in criminal investigations and interviewing and interrogations, and also served as the supervising firearms instructor and a field training officer for new police officers, the resolution said. Potter was assigned to the Detective Bureau in 2008. Potter, who began his career as a police officer in 2000, was nominated by his supervisor and his peers, who commended his “strong work ethic, great attitude, thorough analytical skills and the assistance he lends other officers and others in need,” according to the Township Council proclamation honoring him. The selection is made jointly by a Police Department committee and the Chief of Police. Leading off the awards ceremony, Chief Caloiaro announced that Detective Robert Potter had been named the Police Officer of the Year. “This is great night for us and a great night for the citizens,” Police Chief Brian Caloiaro told the Lawrence Township Council at its June 18 meeting.
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